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Wusthof 8812-2 Grand Prix II 3 Piece Essential Set Includes:
8" Chef's Knife
2 Stage Knife Sharpener
Come-Apart Kitchen Shears
Wusthof Grand Prix II Series Features
Bold and contemporary, the Wusthof Grand Prix II family of cutlery boasts the same outstanding performance and quality of the venerable Classic Series of knives. Every Wusthof Grand Prix II knife is forged from one piece of specially tempered high carbon steel to ensure outstanding strength, balance and heft. Featuring a special ergonomic grip, the Grand Prix II handles are fully synthetic to form a seamless, hygienic fit over the full tang of the blade that does not deteriorate over time. Not only comfortable to hold, but the skillfully honed by hand blades are also incredibly sharp, and are easily resharpened. Made in Solingen, Germany; Lifetime Guarantee.
Why Choose a Forged Steel Knife?
Wusthof forged knives start with quality steel that undergoes extreme heat and hand moulding to enhance the flexibility, density, and hardness of the blade. Forged knives are hand crafted and offer greater strength and durability as well as better balance, a heavier feel and lasting sharpness compared to stamped cutlery. The tang of a forged knife always extends into the handle to improve the balance and ergonomics.
About Wusthof Forged Knives
Each Wusthof knife is precision forged from a single piece of chrom-molybdenum-vanadium steel. This specialized high carbon, stain-resistant alloy ensures that the critical characteristics of each Wusthof knife are right there from the beginning: razor sharp, long-lasting cutting edge that is both highly stain resistance and easily restorable (able to be sharpened). This formula is imprinted on each forged blade is the following world-renowned Wusthof steel formula: X50 CrMoV15
- X = Stainless Steel
- 50 = 0.5% carbon - significant for sharpness
- Cr = Chromium for stain-resistance
- Mo = Molybdenum further enhances stain resistance
- V = Vanadium for hardness and edge retention
- 15 = Contents of chromium (15%)
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